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iieht'seeing Of her Two young cousins,
and 10 recover at least her serenity and
cheerfulncss
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The General Butler who figured in
the Colin Campbell trial is an old ac.
quaintance of ours, says the Montreal
Gazette, which adds: lie was here in
1S70-then a captain--and took part in
The Wolselcy' expedition 10 the Red
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ting good books of travel in the North.
west The Great Lone Land and The
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that up. lie has been with Lord
Wolselcy ever since, and his promo.
tion TO a generalship is doubtless well
earned. When quite vieux garcon,
he married Elizabeth Thompson, the
artist, best known as the painter of
The Roll Call.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-03
The Firc,ncn's insurance Company

At meeting Of the Firemen's Insurance
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Albert A. Wilson, Thomas Parker, Wm. L.
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McCauley, Samuel Il. Wheatley, G. W.
Cropley, John w. Waters and Dorsey
Clagett. The election of officers takes place
tomorrow at IL o'clock.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-03

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COURT RECORD.

EQUITY CoURT-Justice James. Nc
Manus vs.. Porter decree to file bill OF re-
view granted. Wollard VS.. Wolard sale
finally ratified and cause referred to the au.
ditor. U. s. VS.. Morris ct al. time for
filing answers limited to January 2i, 1851
seryia VS.. Fowler; decree as to payments
on property sold to Mary S. Fowler and sale
finally ratified. Worthington VS.. Randall I;
order allowing Mary b. Smoot to become
party defendant.
CRIMINAL CoURT--Justice Mae Arthur
John Meeks, larceny from the person; new
trial denied; eighteen months In the peni-
tontiary. Andrew White, convicted OF muir
der of Gottleib Scheiss; motion for a new
trial refused; senterce Suspended.
COURT IN GESERAL TERM Chief Justice
Cartier and Justices Cox and Merrlcl,. -
Gleeson VS.. Virginia Midland Railroad Com
pany; opinion 10y Justice Cox, affirming the
judgment of the court below. In re George
Brent lunatic opinion by Justice Cox, re-
quiring purchaser to comply with terms Of
sale.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-03

1t is announced on good authority that
President Cleveland, If his health permits,
will be present at Governor Green's inaugu-
ration at Trenton on January Is. Coy
ernor Green is having a swallow-tai coat
made that will nearly resemble the Prince
Albert. Instead of the usual black broad
cloth, Mr.. Green will wear trousers made
of mouse colored English cloth.-[Phila-
delphia Telegraph.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-03
EIEEI,.

FARRELL-on January 1887, Mary Far.
rcll, II native OF ldldimo, County Limerick, Ire.
land.
Funeral from her lato residence, a5si X
street. on Tuesday, January !, at O'Clock
Friends and relatives invited to attend.
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Gcdney House. New York.

Broadway and 10th ST., opposite Metro.
poltau Opera-House and Casino. Hotel
entirely new. Desirable for business men
or families. European Plan. Rooms 81
per day, upwards. Excellent Restaurant.
GEN. DAN. MACAuLEY ,S W. u. Bowers.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-03

BY original system diagnosis many chronic
diseases just rs successfully without as with personal con-
hocomc acquainted with them sow them our nsttons ard
in five hundred whom hayG cured The
particulars in their several departments
almost miraculous If view it in the light of the carly
example, the electromagnetic telegraph, the greatest
invention Is not marvellous degree of accuracy
to crucB locate fracture in sub
marine nearly three thousand miles long? Our venerable
weather" become thoroughly familiar with
the elements of nature that he accurately
He sit in Washington and Orcte
what the weather will Florida Now York well f
several hundred miles did not intervene bctWecn MN anu Tue
places namcd ana so in al dtparteS OF modern scce
si1s From these scientists dcduce accurate
SIEhS F cisions regnrdess of distance So, also, in mcd
S'~ W cal science diseases hive certain unmisakablc
lpELcC and by of this fact
EIoIIoSs enabled to originate and perfect
with the accuracy
nature of chronic Diseases without seeing ana personally
The Washington critic., 1887-01-03

WILrETT Il RUoFF have reduced prices
on fur-trimmings of all kinds. 0Oj Penn
sylvania avenue.
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"Aiderney Dniry ,Yngona.y

Fresh Aldorney butter, churned every
morning and delivered in 4 III. "Wsrdh
prints, 45c. per 10. Also cottage cheese
buttermilk and sweet milk, Sc. per qt.
Cream, l5c, per pit.
FurI-pREss suits. Elseman Bros, 7th e e.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-03
KERNAN's has the biggest show out.

The number of those who are now inya-
lids as the result of the war is said to be
265,s5i. There are $4,000 women on the
pension rolls.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-03

WILETT e RUorF have reduced pric "a
on carriage robes, gloves and caps. 0O5
Pa. ave.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-03

TDTr TngkI NERNIrA speedily cures
thtt hlALl al effects Of ;yGqthfql errors,
tary Losses, Lost Manhood, and kindred
affections Trial package lnc. postage, FREQ
at Office. DIR. y. G.. O1IN CO., No. iei
Washington street, Chicago, III. Sl.OO per
Package. Six for 5000.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-03

-Gout, in most cases, first makes itself
known by nm acute pain in the joint of the
great Toe. This most excruclatiDg pain may
he likcned TO that produced by the driving
Of q wedge under the nail. For gout use
salvation oil. Price 25 cents bottle.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-03
DRUNKENNESS
Or the Liquor Habit Can BE Cured
without the knowledge of the Pa
tient By Administering Dir.
nnlnes' Gnlhen SneCilIC.

II INSTANTLY destroys all appetite toral-
coholc liquors. Can be secretly administered
liquor Itself with NEVER-FAILlNG results.
Thousands OF drunkards have been curni who
to-day believe they quit drinking Of tloic
own free Will. lndOrsed by everybody but
saloon keepers For sale hy $ y, Ware, uu-
der Ebbitt House; II. *. Uephcusting, Four
tCouth street and Vermont avenue.
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coMnroM SENSE AS ARpLIEp TO MnDrc110n


Men, gS he have o
SF5R&2 % Rs % @@p % @ s aye = S @
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UNDERTEKERs.

A UGUsT BuRGDoRF,
N FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN,
No, Si6 Penna. ave, n, W., bet. Sd and ill SITS
Everything trs class
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CON S,ggAP'E'E

Ihayo positive fCiiCdy tito above disease; h7 N
use thousands uf cHsr1 ur tho worst Alul and " f
Standing have bUou Gurgd. Indeed, 20 ,i-nng anE
u MS piliuuTg, tUat 10 sHUu TWO iblliih .f.t
tIreihor with VALUABLE TREATISE on th.s d.4.a-s,
to ANY turDTyr. GIVE tNprr-8 Uuu T.. u uAaIa.H
bR. n a. sLOCuM. Isl Pear. st, sew Is.s'
The Washington critic., 1887-01-03
Dress Reform in New Jersey.

FuIL-DREss suits. Elseman Bros, 7th & E
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|IlANSY PILLS

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American WOmeg GUARANTEED SUpEHIOR
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other. ABSOLUTELY INFALLlBLE. Par.
tiCulars, scaled. cents.
WILCOX SPECIFIC Co. Philadelphia. Pa,
The Washington critic., 1887-01-03

Mrs. Harriet Lane Johnston, the
niece of the late President Blchaniu,
says the New York Sun, is living this
winter in Dresden, with which city
she expresses horscliai much pleased.
She was accompanied abroad by two
young lady cou,ius--the Misses Riddle
and her intention Is to remain q year
ormorc. She has held the highest social
position an American woman can hold
both in this country and in Engl aud,
and she Is high, bred woman of stately
manner and beautiful personality. OF
late years Mrs. Johnston has lived In
the striCtest seclusion, mourning the
untimely loss of both her children, two
noble boys, and of her husband, the late
Henry Elliott Johnston, Of Baltimore.
She has no near relative In the world,
and within the past four or five years
she has lost many Of her near friends.
(She Is trying to Interest herself in the
The Washington critic., 1887-01-03

FuIL-pHEss suits. Eiscman Bros, It'll K E.
The Washington critic., 1887-01-03

EpiIGTtia T8ugGaHinue, ar g'fr. "a-
YglY.is, 9E l-a'"5s -" D1Jgtua H.t,i',
70 elnCp, uEl tsIyttlo3 luHa .fy, Nyyalsrg
KbCbiiity, arising from u.n, t,jay. nSarest % nul
other CUt,Grs, UHl tluTy ." Ut ......s rl,..-
hy our specialists Tor tlpsu t-.... a.t'. unusual
lnelOu4 e..eDl L-L..t-l I'D NLl N u. -..-.ML- j
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WASHINGTON CRITIC
WASHINGTON, JANUARY 0, 1877.
TOPICS OF TIE DAY.

81 am glad to hear" says "SuO
Rosa" in yesterdays Cdpital, "that
ex-senator Henderson Of Missouri and
his wife, both OF whom are so well
known in Washington, are coming
here TO live Senator Henderson Is now
millionaire, having realized a very
large fortune from his investments in
Missouri. His wife. who is the daughter
OF brother the late Senator
Footo of Vermont, spent most of
her life in Washington, and
prefers this city to any place in the
country as a residence. They have
purchased, ! understand, nearly $50, =.
O00 worth of land at the head of Six.
teenth street, and will erect a handsome
residence there"
The Washington critic., 1887-01-03

To those acquainted with our institution,
to say that the luNulds Hotel and SWE,
branch establishment located At No. 3 Nov
England, have, for many years, enjoyed %.
thC world for tho treatment ana Ciuc of
arise from youthful iudiscrctionsun pyinia
We, many years ago, established u FpCCU
treatment OF these discGsCg, under The ~,
tho most slilfIl physicians and Surgeons
thtt all who apply to ue might receive an Y
lnmnn.l Of die most uAnClllmueL sn.-LAL-- Z
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-04

the Washington treaty came into opera
ton. A prominent official on being ques-
toned as to the correctness OF the report,
said: SIT is true that the imperial au-
thOrities have consented to send out one
or two gunhoats next spring, to assist
the marine police in the enforcement OF
our fishery rights. Some time ago."
he said, ian understanding WAS
arrived at with the home authorities that
the usual assistance should ne given. The
reason why aid was not rendered last
season was due to the long correspond
ence which had taken place between Can
ada and England and 10 the fact that by
the time the imperial authorities had set
tied on their policy the fishing season hs1
nearly expired pointed out to this gem
tleman the special cablegram appearing IN
the Mail, in which the Under Foreign Sec
rotary had been made to ssy tnat the
Canadian Cabinet had made
a proposition which, from
the libeIaliJy Of its character, is likely to
contribute 10 the settlement of the dis
pute. If from this the Inference is to be
drawn that the Dominion government
has receded from the position 1t has taken
all along as to its rights based on the
treaty of ISIS, there is mistake some
where. | have it on good authority that
the government still adheres to the policy
1t has frequently announced, and IT Is re-
ported that no offer of the kind the cable
gram speaks of has been made.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-04
A COLD WAVE.
One of the Chini-st Blasts of tho Winter
now Prevalent.

one OF the Chilli-st Blasts of tho winter
now Prevalent.
GREAT SUFFERING IN THE NORTHWEST.
Fl. SHAW, NJ. T., Feb. IA heavy
blizzard prevailed Yesterday at Ft. ASSN
aboine and north from there to the Cana
dian line Sunday. The temperature
ranged from 10 to 50 degrees below
zero. The snow was piled IN drifts by a
nigh wind to the height of eight feet in
places. Reliable reports say the stock
men suffered heavier losses than have
been known for eight or ten years. The
storm through this section was very Sc
we're, the mercury marking 29' to So
below zero. SIX to eleven inches
of snow fell on level. The roads are
impossible. The stage from Chouteau is
reported lost. A relief party is searching
for it.
COOLEST WEATHER OF TIKI WINTER.
SIOUX FALLS, d. t, Feb. 1.-The
severest cold wave of the winter is being
experienced. The weather fell to 20
below zero Sunday night and nearly
reached 3S last night. The snow on the
lines of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St.
Paul, the Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis
and Omaha and the Burlington, Cedar
Rapids and Northern has caused almost
complete blockade. Some freight trains
on the Omaha road have been STALE d in
the snow since Saturday night.
FROZE TO DEATH.
DEVILS LAKE, d. T., Feb, Mrs
Edward Walker, residing nine miles north
of here, persisted in attempting to 60 to a
neighbours house during Saturdays biz
zard which prevented her husbands re-
turn from town. He found her body half
buried in the snow one-third of mile
from the neighbours house.
THE BLIZZARD CONTINUES.
ST. PAUL, MINI, Feb. IA Bismarck,
OAK, special reports another blizzard
raging in that section. The wind IS
blowing seventy-five miles an hour and
trains are delayed. Vs.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-04

{ SITS had been
PROTECTED TO DEATH.
| He referred to these things to show inst
class legislation was impoverishing the
people, running our industries and legis-
latiug l. the interests OF the few to
the injury of the many. Especially
did he scourge the pooling system of rail
roads as one of the most injurious and
dangerous combinations agaln,t the in
terests of the people He drew con-
trast between the Knights of Labor Or
CARNATIONS, Farmers Alliances and kin
bred organizations and these pooling Sys-
tens. He said these railroad pools saw
nOthing but danger il the knights, and
Farmers Alliance organizations, when
they were forced to enter into combination
to sap the life blood from the commercial
interests of the nation. In some of his
arguments the Judge went back to times
prior to the war to show the purity of
legislation under Democratic admlnis-
! tratious compared with r publican rule
since the war, to the time the Democrats
again came into power. lie cOunselled
the Knights of Labor and Farmers
Alliance
TO JOIN THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY,
for they were trying to accomplish all
that these organizations were asking for.
He said that since he had bsen here eff
forts had been made to show that he was
al enemy 20 railroads; that the inter-
state commerce bill was humbug and
that there was nothing in it. In answer
to this he said he would go
as far as any one to protect the
property of railroads, but he would al
ways favor and do all he could to make
the railroads and kindred corporations
subject to the control of the government
s. they could not rob the people. If
there was nothing in his bill why had the
railroads sent their ablest lawyers and
lobbyists to Washington to fight it
for over twelve years. He thanked the
memb, RS and Sc ators for the high honor
conferred upon him to-day, saying that at
no time within forty years had there been
moment when his heart did not beat in
sympathy with the people, and he would
try in the future, as he had done in the
past, to serve their best interests.
GENERAL NOTES.
1t is reported that some of the Ireland
men attended the Maxey caucus last
night, to try to come to an understanding
that would insure the defeat of Judge
Reagan. This continuation, or supposed
combination between the NJ 4xey and Ire
land men, was well understood among the
Reagan supporters who cauCussed in Sc
cret until late hour last night.
Seth Shepherds name figured in the
senatorial chat last night more extern
siveiy than at any time during the con-
test
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-04
STATE AFFAIRS.
Comptroller McCalPs Ruling Relative
to the Payment OF an Occupation
Tax by Wine Growers.
Talk of an Extra sassion-BiIIs Pending
Appropriating $500, 600 Outside
of the Regular Bills.

Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, Ten, Feb. 1.-Rep!ying to q
letter from Mr.. A. Weight of Willow
Point, Wise county, Tex, inquiring rela-
tive to the occupation tax on wine grow
ers, Comptroller John d. Mccall made
the following ruling: "The Constitution
Of the state OF Texas, article s, section /,
provides that all persons engaged in az
ricultural and mechanical pursuits shall
never be required to pay an occupation
tax. This constitutional provision is the
law under which i wine grower is eX-
empted from the payment Of an occupa-
ton tax, it being held that wine
grower is engaged in an agricul-
tural pursuit. As to the eX-
tent in which this exemption is
permitted to go legally, 1t has been held
by this depa tment that party who man
ufactures wine from grapes grown by
himself may dispose of the wine at the
place where manufactured in unbroken
paCksg es-that is, by the bottle, keg or
barrel-without being required TO pay
any occupation tax If you desire to do
so, you Can send out your statesmen over
the state, who may solicit orders from the
dealers Tor your vie, the same to be de-
livered q some future time, aud still be
exempt from al occupation tax, but eGca
salesman will be required to pay 53j tor
drummer's license. If you travel your
self soliciting such orders, you Will be
required to take out q drummrr's license.
You can not be permitted to sell your
wine and permit it 10 be drank on your
premises without the payment OF liquor
dealers tax, nor can parties throughout
the state to whom you ship the saue fur
sale sell 1t without the payment OF Il
liquor Dealers TAX. In the absence OF
any statute governing the case and being
OF the opinion that the growing of grapes
aud tie manu- aCturing of the same into
that should be fostered and
encouraged, it is my opinion that party
VINO manufactures native wine from
grapes grown in his own vineyard may
sell such wine in unbrOken packages any
where within the limits of the county
where the grapes arc grown and the wine
manufactured without the payment of any
occupation tax whatever"
This is the most liberal ruling ever
emanating from the Comptroller's office
on the question of native wine growing.
CAPITAL CULLINGS
There are bills now pending appropri-
ating 100000 outside of the regular
bills.
Talk of an extra session is already
heard in some quarters. One reason is
given that legislation will be rushed
through at such lively rate toward the
close of the session that some of the most
important matters will be left over.
DR.. Kendall, the new Superintendent of
the Deaf and Dumb Institute, came in
last nigh and took charge to-day, 1t is
thought 10 changes Will be made in sub
ordinate positions.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-02-04

this country st the present time is slgnit-
cant, and it is said he will be rendered
a position in the Cabinet, which will be
changed considerably by Mr. Manning's
retirement
WASHINGTON NOTES.
Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81. Secretary Man
ming has informed the Commissioner of
Agricu ture that in his opinion the care
OF the cattle in quarantine stations should
continue with the Agricultural Depart
ment, and not be committed TO the Treas
ury Department, as proposed by the
pending bill.
Representative Scott of Texas has
shipped eighteen of his celebrated race
horses to his farm near Cape Charles
City, In Northampton, Va, in order to
get them in good condition for the spring
season.
TO INCREASE OUR NAVY.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3I.-The naval sub
committee on construction has reached
an agreement, which will doubtless re-
ceve the approval of the full committee,
looking to all appropriation for the con-
StructlOn of one 2400-ton cruiser of the
Newark type, five l700-toE CUNT oats, pat
termed after gunboat No. l, and three sea
going torpedo boats. 1t is intended GA
the part of several members of the COM
mittee when the construction bill is
reached in the House to move an increase
OF appropriation, so as to provide for the
constrUc ion Of at least three vessels in
addition to those already described.
PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81 1T IS estimated
that the public debt statement will show
q decrease of about SO, QUO, 900 in the debt
since January l. The receipts during
January were s29, 700, 900, being aboul
81, 900 600 more than the receipts for the
same month last year. The expenditures
for January, 1887, were $4,000, 600,
being $4,000, 900 less than the expendi-
lures fer January, 1885.